Federal agents shot two linked to a Venezuelan gang in Portland; Oregon GOP leaders criticize the mayor for questioning the government's account, and a Portland officer is reassigned after controversial comments at a protest.

Portland's Fire Station 11, blending history with modern demands, serves multiple neighborhoods since the 1920s, undergoing upgrades to handle increased service needs.

Clackamas County, Oregon launches a campaign to support residents quitting smoking, featuring resources such as the Oregon Tobacco Quit Line, texting 'READY' to 34191, and visiting QuitNow.net/Oregon for assistance.

Portland Police monitored a protest at the ICE building without making arrests, maintaining a balance between law enforcement and community relations.

A fatal crash on Saturday afternoon closed Highway 26 in Oregon; the road was later reopened, and ongoing investigations have limited details released.

A visitor at Kaiser Sunnyside Medical Center assaulted two EMTs, causing a hazmat incident. She was arrested the next day for assault and other charges.

The National Weather Service in Portland, Oregon, extended an Air Stagnation Advisory due to light winds causing poor air quality, especially impacting those with respiratory issues.

Portland's Progressive Caucus criticizes ICE for violent enforcement tactics and urges action against the agency, calling for local policy changes, support for victims, and accountability from federal operations.

Oregon reports its first measles cases of the year in Linn County, prompting health officials to issue exposure warnings at two hospital emergency departments.

The Portland Police provided updates on monitoring protests at various locations, resulting in two arrests, while stressing their focus on public safety and not immigration enforcement.

The Portland Housing Bureau plans to rehabilitate Taggart Manor for those recovering from homelessness and substance use, aiming for sustainability with solar panels and EV charging stations. Public comments on the project are invited.

Portland's Bureau of Human Resources has updated Deferred Compensation forms to help city employees optimize retirement contributions, including the 3-Year Catch-Up and the Final Paycheck forms.

Jodi Jennings pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud, admitting to stealing over $487,000 in COVID-19 relief funds for personal use. She faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.